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Wichita eagle., 1887-04-22

Money on call easy 1t 4ae per cent: closed at
Prime mercantile paper SOS.
Sterling exchanee DUET but firm at IS for % day
bills and 81 STA for demand
Tke total sales Of STOCKS were SGS 8ss aharea.
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-22

Wall paper is 80 be- utiful and artistic
cow as to be easily mistaken for fresco.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-02-25
Prohlblslsn Mass sseetIaE.

The ball was set rolling in this city Mon
day evening at the NJ. Z. Church, by a
stirring prohibition address by I. j. Alley,
on the pending constitutional amendment.
On Tuesday evening of next week, at the
u P Church,the w G T U will holda mass
meeting, when Mrs A r Riggs, President
OF the State w g i u and other able speak
ers will be present and address the meeting.
The management propose TO make IT an en-
thusiastic affair.
It was arranged TO have this meeting at
the Opera Honse on the evening of March
lst. but owing to a Misunderstanding, the
house was engaged for that evening TO an
opera troupe The open meeting will there
fore be held in the U. p. Church The fol-
lowing program will be rendered
Music.
Prayer-Rev, Thompson. ID. ID.
Recitation-Mrs. G. N. Rankin, of Port
land.
| Music.
Address Mrs. A. R. Riggs, State Presi-
dent w. @. +. u.
/ Music.
Three five minutes speeches.
/ Collection
ReeitatiOn-Mrs. g. N. Rankin.
Music,
Bonediction-Rey. Davis.
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socsaL 40 rggsosaI.

Mrs @ . Insight and daughter retarncd to
the Bay last Friday.
WIN Hoag, Of the Oregon Pacific las gone
East on business trip.
Mr. X Cussar left Wednesd ~ for san Fran.
cisco with a band q horses for thas narket
X L Rudd and Knox IIaiEht, two Of
Peorias popular citizens, we're 10 Albany last
Saturday.
Mrs Dir J Hill and Yra r J Sitter, Of
this city. left yesterday Tor O4lland, where
they will visit friends.
FrAocis PieiTsr. Of the firm Of II .:Trnaa &
PlsiHer, left Monday for ssutherl Oregon,
with his sample case in hand.
Mr. A. A. Roberts purchased the stock Of
stoves, tin ware, etc, of Mr. john Brigss,
together with the machinery, aud on Monday
moved TO Philomath where he will diapose Of
ths stock
Last Wednesday evening a number 0F the
friends OF Miss Carrie GAlbraith gave Ter .
surprise At the home Of her father. corner OF
Fourth and Washington Streets. Aa enjoy
able time was had
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-02-25

ut for repairlng sewingmacAinos Of al max 90
70 iirsE- class nIanrer Wors aLarAnteed.
ORDERS may be 1T there or Mt Tits office aud
will receiye prompt attention.
Insalual,le. As specific against contseion
ard an etiicaeions remedy for sndshin aud
severe coughs, colds, n thma. the piles, sores.
freekles, fuul breath, etc there 10 no retnedy !
squsl 10 the celebrated Emil Frcse's Ham
burg Tea. II purifies tile blood, clsarl.es the
5tomech aud bowels, and gives tbs whole
system healthy and delightful tone. Their
never was medicine Tor 10 nursery eqnat
10 IL
Nothing but instripsic msrik can account
for the enormous sales 81 Frsses Hamlur9
Tea, tho demand for wil.oh is constantly in
eTeaaipg. TIE 70 sson il Obvious to nil. IL
y purely vegetable pree srat:on. MID, yet
etheisnt 10 its action carrying of sll I'M
paf1tiss from the ayAtcn, and impartinR a
Elow asd vigoF. which only those who have
used u can appreciate.
Delicate persons and al whose systems
hare become debiliated. should hear 10 mind
that Simmons Liver Regulator Ii Dot dras-
nc, pnrging medicine, does not voAken er
dspiete the system rs other purxatiyes do,
but acts gently. II will inugorato like glsss
ot sine, but Is no intoxicating beverage TO
lead b. intemperancs will promote diges.
ton. diseipae headache. and generally tine
up the system. The dose IL small. not IN
pleasant, and its virtues Hndonbted.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-02-25
CuaRKxr EVENTS.

Frequently a change Of climate when
taken too late Is disastrous. The following
from the Lakevew Examiner Is striking
Illustration OF this fact Ii our Information
Ia correct, several thousand sheep have died
In the north part of the county, lately They
were brought from California last fall, were
poor and could not stand the change Of eli.
mate.
II was quite generally reported that the
snow at Ashland was three feet deep during
the recent storm. II now transplres that It
was only ten inches deepand Southern Ore.
gon people are worked up over the libel on
their fair country.
A whale would drown II II remained over
half an hour under water.
Soto Ailes OF railroads were built In the
Y. ). In 1896 at an average cost OF $2o,ooo
Il mile.
l. Wilson,I A Brown and O Lcinenweber
were on Thursday of last week elected pilot
commissioners by the Legislature. The
last named Is a Democrat. ] u Putnam,
Rep, was elected State Librarian.
Boston Corbett, the man who alayed
Wilkes Booth, was recently declared Insane
at Topeka, Kan, and taken TO an asylum.
Ia3 votes were cast at the Hepner elec.
ton on Monday.
The Esmond House, Portland, has been
sold for $4,000.
The board OF directors of the Oregon Pa.
cihc met at Corvallis on Saturday and re.
elected the old officers. Mr. Abe Hackle.
man, OF this city was elected a director.
Brink & Wright, OF Corvallis received the
contract for getting out 10000 ties, and
about I40 miles Of road are to be built the
coming summer.
Small pox Is prevalent In Southern Call.
fornia.
The Immigration Board died dshonor.
able death on account Of the lack OF an ap.
preparation. Served Il right. Now, rs q
matter OF fact, had the Board had the right
kind of man for Secretary there would
never have been the amount Of kicking
there has been from the COW counties,
Montana not only has suffered greatly
from loss Of cattle, but as well from loss OF
life from severe weather. The mercury went
as low as CO.. below zero in some parts
$50 bills were introduced by the last Leg.
islature, ISs in the Senate, 40 In the House.
II7 passed.
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tsnne Pree.edinss.
.iueslay, Feb. ~, 1887

TUESDAY, Feb. a., 1857.
Present AZ officers and members Of
council
An ordinance providing for the Office Of
Street Commissioner was read twice and
referred to tIe Committee on Ordinances.
Licenses 10 sell liquors we're granted A
Gross and Huffman & Monteith and their
bonds approved.
Report Of Street Commissioner In refer
ence 10 certain needed improvements was
referred to committee on streets and public
property.
The street commissioner was directed to
see that a wagon. crossing was constructed
BY the O KERR Co. at the junction Of
Sixth and Madison streets.
Petition Of r. Sanders for privilege Of
erecting Windmill at the south end of Ferry
street was referred TO committee on streets
aad public property.
Petition Of George Hochstedler for A
established grade Of sidewalk at east erd of
Third street and the privilege Of building
ditch Under sidewalk On north side Of Third
street and Montgomery street, was granted.
Petition Of VIM n Huston for privilege
of putting ditch urder sidewalk on Third
street was referred to committee ou streets
and public property
The Street Commissioner was directed 10
notify the o r x Co. to repair crossings
At Second ard NiDth streets. aud rot 10 use
dirt ia street for grading purposes. The
matter Of depot, other bulldogs asd side
track was referred TO committee on streets
and public property.
Costs 10 the cases Of the city against John
Bogardus, 81 so Jas. Kelley, $sss ;sP
Hazlett, S3.35, and Wm. Mason, $sSs
were ordered paid. Also bills Of F NJ
WestfaIl, So Foshay 4 Mason, SIs.73
\ Hentop, 500 Adam Ihng, $50
John Jones, $50.
The Committee on Ordinances ard City
Attorney were directed TO amend City or.
dioances TO conform to amended charter.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-02-25

Mr. 7. ]. Alley will address the people
on the prohibitory amendment at the fol.
lowing times and places
HaIsey, Friday and Saturday, Feb. asth
and 26th.
Harrisburg, Monday, Feb. s8th.
Peoria, Tuesday, March Ist.
Brownsville, Wednesday, March and.
Charlottesville, Friday and Saturday,
March 4th and sth,
Lebanon, Monday, March 9TH.
Sodayilie, Tuesday, March Sth,
MilIer's, Thursday, March 10th.
Knox Butte, Friday and Saturday, March
IIth and T7th.
Scic, Monday and Tuesday, March 18th
and ISth.
The meetings will be held at7;30 O'Clock
IN. Everybody Is cordially invited to b
present.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-02-25

On last Tuesday morning, at 10 O'Clock,
at the Presbyterian Church, in this city
Mr.. William Fortmiller, the popular furni-
ture dealer and manufacturer, and Miss
Mary Thompson, the accomplished daughter
of President Thompson, of the CoIlege,were
united in marriage, Rev. Thompson assist
ed BY Rev. Pritchard, performing the cere-
mOny. A large gathering of invited friends
witnessed the very impressive wedding
rites Prof. Lee played the march and ac-
compartment with an expression and deli
cacy touch that added much TO the affair.
The bride was tastiIy dressed and likewise
the groom but what Is better start out
together with those qualities of character
that always bring the happy welded life /;
which host Of friends unite with the DEMO
Graf in wishing them. A sumPtuous re-
past was served at the home Of the brides
father, on Ferry street, of which relatives
and few intimate friends partook when
the happy couple left for Portland on a
short trip.
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70 che PusiIe.

am now better prepared than ever be-
fore 70 suit my numerous customers in ali
lines Of goods. have larger stock which
| personally selected, and have many nov
eitIes could not get BY ordering goods ex-
clusively. have just made extensive i'm
provements TO my Boot and Shoe Store
giving me much more room than formerly,
and enabling me to carry larger assort.
ment and to sell you better goods for the
money. have just received direct from
the factory full line of ladies' ard gents
slippers for the holiday trade especially
selected for this market, all of which viii
be sold on their merits, and every pair
guaranteed, even in cheap slippers and
shoes.
SAMUEL E. You've.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-02-25
STATS TEMPERANCE ALLulxcE.

The Sixteenth Annual session convened
in NJ. E. Church, Salem, at p. m, Wed.
nesday, Feb 10Th, Prof. G. NJ. Miller, ,presi.
dent,in the chair. The attendance was very
large and enthusiastic, the usual boy and
girl element gave way to Older heads and
maturer judgments. All sections, political
parties and churches, and grades OF society
were represented. Lodges Of Good Tenn.
plars, Alliances, w. c. +. U.s., Blue Ribbon
clubs, Prohibition clubs, Bands Of Hope,
Churches, Sunday Schools, Oranges, Knights
Of Labor,etc., were represented by delegates.
At times the largest church was crowded to
It's utmost capacity, and not only the great
est enthusiasm but the deepest detcrmina-
ton to carry the State for prohibition next
November was manifested. An address of
welcome by Rev. ]. w. Webb, response by
Mrs. l. II. Addition, Corvallis annual re-
port BY the President speeches by Rev. 3.
p. Davis. editor PaeiGe Bapfisf, /. ID. Driver,
Prof crowhurst, Rev. DR. Hines, editor
Pacific Aduocake. Jane E. wceden, Jno. p.
Robertson, Master of Salem Grange, Revs.
NJ. Judy, - Richards, 7. ]. Wilson, Z. Nc.
Lean, of Colorado, G. NJ. Pierce, Warren
Landon. of Calvary Church, Portland, DR..
Atkinson gave earnest addresses. The Leg.
IsIature was thanked for passing the amend
ment.
On Thursday morning Wallis Nash re.
ported for the executive committee, recon-
mending bureau Of literature. On motion
Of Webb greetings were sent to Michigan,
Alabama, Tennessee temperance workers
Prof 6. NJ Miller was reelected President,
receiving ia out Of I63 votes.
In the afternoon the special prohibition
election in November was the topic. A
State Central committee was ORGANIZED. CON
sisting OF one from each county. Also an
organization for forming State and County
Clubs. A. NJ. Smith was elected Chairman
and z. W. Cornell Secretary Of the State
Central committee.
The feature OF the evening session was a
lively squabble between the notorious
Madame Duniway and Rev. !. ID. Driver.
Mrs. Duniway spoke on privilege and said
she had never drank anything stronger than
ginger tea,and demanded on what authority
Rey. Driver had stated brandy and wine
had been taken to her room In Washington
Territory and wanted to know how he
would like 10 have a gossip repeated that
he had killed four women. Rev. Drives
answered amid immense excitement and
said his informant as TO the Madame's drink
ing was hotel keeper on the Sound, giving
his name. Mrs. Duniway was then shut
up and Prof. Crowhurst delivered the ad
dress of the evening.
i On Friday resolutions were passed. Il wa
voted to bold the next annual meeting Al
The DalIes, aud TO hold special meeting o
tho Alliance in Portland in October.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-02-25
PUBLIC SALE.

On March lst, 1887, beginning at o'clock
.. m, on the Jim Roberts place, 10 mllea
south OF Albany, will sell ct public aaction
the following described property, to-wit
Three or four wagons. three or four sets har
uess, two family carriages and one road cart
together with different kinds Of farming tools;
ten or Fifteen head OF horses, some good work
horses and some colts OF different ages, two
being we'll bred mares. oae sired by Western
Chief. foaled by jackson. the other sired BY
Early Pearl ALSO IS or so head Of short
horn cattle, consisting OF one Thorough
bred bull, 8 years old, four bull calves,
sired by said bull, ten head Of good mileh
COWS and lot Of young cattle Of different
ages.
Terms Of salo--All snm. Of $40 and unAar
cash in hand eli over $40, = credit 81 len
mouths will be given 1t six per cent per -
mum from date Of sale with approved seeuri.
w, r.. Bknnows.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-02-25
O'MaIney ON prohibition.

King O'Malley, the wild, Irish, Catholic,
prohibitionist, will "spake" at the Opera
House, this friday night, on the pending
prohibition amendment. Lots of fun and
some solid prohibition talk. O'Malley was
in the heat Of the fight in Kansas, and Is an
eloquent, fluent talker, full Of anecdote and
argument. Everybody should hear o'Mal-
icy, bejabbers, and no mistake.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-02-25

Our Pine correspondent giyes the following
account Of serious accident between Har-
risburg and that plscs The twin sons Of
Rev. j. 2, Aniaor met with sad accident
last Thursday evening about dark. While
they we're Watching Cor ducks their guns
were accidentally discharged, each recsiving
the charge from his own gun, one in the right
arm, the other il the Left Drs. Davis aud
Hsndrex were called pnd found it necessary
to amputate the left arm just below the
shoulder, which they did successfully, and
both boys are getting along as vel OF even
better than could haye been expected.
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band Entertainment at Tangent.

The Tangent Brass Band has made ex-
tensive preparations for an exhibition on the
evening Of March 4th. Below Is given list
of the principal plays including number OF
negro intcrludes and farces, many Of which
are not given below, too numerous TO men.
ton
The Virginia Mummy Negro farce.
De Trouble begins at nine.
How Pat sold the Dutchman.
National Representatives-Satirical bur-
lesque.
Uncle Pete--a buresquc scene.
De Tuchanans answer.
The Darkey Photographer--Felix Gumbo
Advertising for a wife.
The train tomorrow.
How he managed the Irish Servant.
Entertaining her big sisters beau.
The above is only.a variety Of the prin-
cipal plays, which will be intersected by
music, speeches, dialogues. etc.
Admission, as cents. Children under ~
years, 10 cents. Con-.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-02-25
Cattle DyIng.

From Hon. James Peery, who called at
this Office during the week we learn that
cattle are dying off in considerable numbers
10 the aForks." The hard continuous rains
of January left them poor, and the snowy,
cold weather that dias prevailed since has
about exhausted all the feed farmers had
and heace the cattle die. John Cyrus has
lost nine head of cows, Lee .Bilyeu fourteen
head and many others from ooe to five
head This is to be regretted as cattle are
cash. We trust the wiater will at oace
merge into SPriog with her baImy days and
sexuberance' Of grass.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-02-25
Notice 60 All.

The subject Tor the young folks meeting at
the U. 2. Cnurch, to commence as usual
quarter before ten m. next Lords day,
with an earnest desire for all young folks
and old ones too. regardless OF fdenominational
distinctions, is st. John, V chapter.39 verse.
which reads, ''Search the scriptures for in
them ye think 80 have eternal life and they
are they which testify of me- We intend
bringing up scripture from Gods word on
Spilisualiam, to see ii IL is from God or the
dsvil LEADnR FOR rExr MEETING.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-02-25
a. KxsIllaz Aaalr q Marrlsbnrg.

Last Saturday forenoon a Mr.. Davis and
wife, of Creswell, Lane Co. arrived in Har-
risburg, on the north bound train. Shortly
after noon, while standing in front of the
1Copia Hotel Davis drew revolver and
threatened to kill his WIFE A crowd gather
ed and prevented a tragedy. The revolver
was taken from him after hard struggle
and he was arrested. Davis had been drink
ing hard, and as well, it is stated, is victim
of the opium habit. Considerable excitement
was occasioned by the affair.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-02-25

HINDMAN-- N--MORGAN.-On Feb. 30th,
1887, at o'clock, p IN, at the residence
Of Martin Payne in this city, Rev c E
Davis officiating, Mr.. s. NJ. w. HINp-
MAN, of Camp Polk and Mas. FANNIE
MORGAN, of this city.
"A select number of the friends Of the
happy pair were present, and, after the mat
rimonial ceremony was performed, partook
Of most excellent supper prepared BY Mrs.
Payne. The DEMOCRAT extends the heart
lest congratulations and hopes that the
choicest blessings may attend them to the
end Of life.l
NELSON--TURNER. AT the Methodist
Episcopal parsonage, in the city Of Cor.
wallis, on the a0th inst,by Rev j T Wolfe,
Mr.. EDWARD NELSON, Of Chicago and
Miss EFFIK TURNER, of Linn county.
ACHEs0N-COUEY--0n Feb, %. it the
hons 81 the bridss father in 0akSille, ly
Rev. A M. Achesou, Geor S. Auhesot
and Lillian Couey, both 81 0akville
TThe Democrat eongratulatea
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Pair OF oAsrail..

Last Tuesday morning e. II Schroeder, a
b order 81 the Broadweil place, across from
the DEMOCRAT offies, was arrested on the
charge Of arcenry of pair OF overalls from
another boarder. Harry Smith. He was ex
amined before George Humphrey, Esq, and
held in the sum Of 500 to await the action
Of tbs Grand Jary. In dsfault Of bail he il
now . boardsr at the county jail.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-02-25
4 nae oalIeek.


The Oregon Pacific has been here Tor some
time. Every house in Albany is occupied /.
Wheat is over IS cents basheI. aud A. D.
MeIiwair'a counters ara fall Of ne~ goois
for the spriag trade. These facts combined
speak fer prosperous year in Albasy. BY
calling on Mr. MeIIwaia yoa can get your
clothing at bottom prices--all styles aud
grades 10 select from, tegsthcr with iins
line Of furnishing goods. Hold this IN your
mind. HIS stock Of boots aud ahees il well
selected and embraces LARGE variety Of ex.
ce.ient goods. Ills dress goods sell on their
own merits at the most reasonable prices
imaginable. In fact every line Is complete.
making an enumeration unnecessary. In to
baccos Mr.. McTlwain has no real competitol
here in prisea. lie buys in large quantities
and. recently. before the advance, enabling
TO give startling bargains. Watch his sh elve,
and counters.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-02-25
Annual School Meeting.

Notice is hereby gwen to the legal voters
of School District No. 5, Linn county, Or,
that the annual school meeting OF said Dis
trict will be held at the Court House in q. ia
District on Monday the 7th day uf March,
1857, at the hour Of 7 o'clock. D. m. for the
purpose of hearing the reports u the Diree.
tors aud Clerk and to levy tax for the sur-
port of the schools for the ensuing ear. Alf0
for the purpose Of lcYying tar for the pus-
pose OF paying interest on the bonds Of the
District
By order Of the Board Of Directors,
February oath, 1887.
}. II. BURKHARr.
Clert.
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Following were the recorded sales Ia
Linn county during the past week
Mary A Frceland 10 l. Sendsrs, lots 5
and 6 block 80, Albany ...
Mary A Fresland. ex'x will 4 A Fres.
las.d 70 /. Ssuderg. Sams ~ last. G55
M p Champan 20 John b and Nj
Moore. 2T0i acres in Up Is R4w 800
w ] Rrsmweil. by ] X Charlton. Sheriff
i've lots in Harrisburg ......... T76. .Gl
Wm Petre aud d L Petra 70 George
Rosa, 23f acres. tp II 5 R2 W..
ID Cohen and A Welt 10 VIM Petrc
and d r Petre. 48 70 100 acres in
tp l2 sR2 W......... les
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gob- 9rutktrfi

Wir haben die groesste und best
cangerichtete Accidenz Druckerei
ausserhalb Portland ind liefern
ale in unser Each einschlagenden
Arbeiten "a messigen Preisen.
Briefbogen, Circulare, Anschlag-
zettel, u. S. ". werden IN kuerzester
Zeit angefertigt Wir haben drei
der besten job und Cylinderpres-
sen in Th@tigkeit.
Burlxllnrt ~ 1sreifior,
Albany. 0reg0n-
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The vsry se.l

llaYe added 20 wy boot Gad skSs stoek
line If the celebrated Laird, gehetev
Mitchell, PhiiadeipliG Psns 61.sss for ladies.
misses ard children. Aeknsglsdged BY
dealers generally to be tbs best yalus and
heat fitting tine ehoo made. Widths G. ID, -
and EE. A child can bny as cheap ~ . msn.
SAMUEL +. YoUAa,
Sole Agent. Albany, OrevOn.
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Faasy wsrk.

n. II. Allen 3 Co. have in stock full line
Of material for fancy work. consisting ef
Fairy xsphyr. Shntiand WOOL and aoss. che
mile, arAsene, tiIsasille. y inch English felt,
silk Hesa. knitting silk. etc.
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pied suddenly.

Last Friday afternoon, while in the store
of May & Senders, at Harrisburg, Mr.. ]. II.
Pierce fell suddenly to the floor and immc
diately expired. Heart disease was reported
as the cause. Mr.. Pierce lived a few miles
east of Harrisburg, and leaves wife and
several children 60 mourn his DEATH He
was about sixty years Of age, and was. q
.afner in good circumstances.
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For sale.

One hundred andtwenty acres Of the best
quality Of improved wheat land, all fenced
into four fields, good house, hard finish,
good outhonscs, excellent fruits OF all kinds
rs acres of grain. Inquire al this Office.
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Co to Allen a Co. when yea wAns KroOe-
rice. they have = we'll selected ssock and
ell cheap.
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LRulsaATIvE woRK.

Below We give list Of the bills passed
by the last Legislature, those signed OF be-
coming law by limitation OF passage over We.
to, and those unsigned being given separate.
a..